Motorika develops 3D-printed bionic prosthetic hands and has received a declaration of conformity from Moscow’s Main Bureau of Medico-Social Expertise, permitting sale of its 3D-printed prostheses. The certification is the first in Russia for a 3D-printed prosthesis and was issued after toxicology and mechanical testing; the founder Ilya Chekh said the process took about a month. The company has already supplied prostheses to five patients in Moscow, Yaroslavl, Saratov and Novokuznetsk. Motorika plans to bring a bionic prosthesis to market priced at 250–300 thousand rubles including installation; reported production cost is 100–150 thousand rubles, with roughly half of that cost attributable to components. The company is positioning itself against a large domestic need — Russia requires more than 60,000 hand prostheses annually while production is seven times lower than demand. Motorika became a resident of the Skolkovo biomedical cluster in February 2015.

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